maybe in Chinese
maybe in Chinese is 也許 — maybe means perhaps; possibly, but not certainly.
maybe in Chinese
也許
Pronounced: yě xǔ
(as a pro-sentence) Perhaps that is true (expressing no commitment to a decision or a neutral viewpoint to a statement).
What does "maybe" mean?
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adv Perhaps; possibly, but not certainly.
"Maybe we should just call and ask instead of guessing."
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noun An uncertain or noncommittal answer.
"Her "maybe" felt more like a "no" to him."
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maybe in a sentence
- Maybe we should just call and ask instead of guessing.
- He's maybe the most talented player on the team.
- Her "maybe" felt more like a "no" to him.
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What is "maybe" in Chinese?
"maybe" in Chinese is 也許. maybe means: Perhaps; possibly, but not certainly.
How do you pronounce 也許?
"maybe" in Chinese is 也許, pronounced "yě xǔ".
How do you use "maybe" in a sentence?
Example: "Maybe we should just call and ask instead of guessing." In Chinese, "maybe" is 也許.
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